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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
3
For sale 465 acres with 90 acres river bottom and a 10 room house. Includes a good tenant house and 75 acres river bottom with another tenant house. 145 acres fine bottom tone brick house with large tenant house. 50 acres meadow and 50,000 feet of saw timber. 120 acres in orchard with two barns and limestone. Address.
Winchester residents testify to quick relief from kidney disorders after using Dean's Kidney Pills. A Texas customer notes lasting improvement after six years, praising the product bought at Baker & Son's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo remains sole U S agents.
Whitacre Va June 8 Mrs R KE Lee received a tele phone message announcing the death of her aunt Mrs Sarah Linn in Cumberland Md last Saturday. She had been ill for a long time suffering from cancer. Her death unites several siblings. one sister Mrs Lemuel Pugh resides here. Though unable to travel both attended the funeral in Keyser W Va.
Miss Henrietta Van Morn of Glenside Philadelphia vets Miss Mamie Baldwin in a social screening noted in the Philadelphia section. The event highlights local society connections and the individuals involved.
Fourteen jurors were summoned for the States District Court term, with eight from Frederick and six or seven from Clarke. Names include J. W. Baker, T. C. Adams, Barney Lineberg, John Himelright, Turner Whitacre, O. C. Braithwaite, James Cather and George Branner. The first four served on the grand jury. two petit jury cases were heard.
Joanna Kerns died last week in Herndon Virginia and was laid to rest at Ebenezer. A large crowd attended the service in this county. She was over 80 years old and the widow of the late George Kerns. The couple lived on the Ebenezer farm now owned by John Bwillacre. She was formerly Miss Allamong. One son, Frank Kerns, lives at Capon Bridge. Two daughters survive.
The Ola Gehold Baptists held a largely attended three day meeting despite cold and rain. Sermons by Norton and others inspired attendees, though rain prevented outdoor services. Local residents visiting and returning to normal routines include Mrs. Barham, Miss Brumback, and Miss Pearl Kinsley among others.
Mrs M. A. Smith’s city circle hosts and guests include Mrs D A Din B of Strasburg. Mrs Lather ryock visits Front Royal with her parents. Winfield Shenk and son Walter from Connellville Pa visit relatives. George Shryock returns to Front Royal after visiting his mother. A lawn party drew a large crowd Saturday night. Macha Nicholas of Philadelphia visits with KR Painter and sister Mrs Jennie Crowell. Susie and Martha Golborn, Ruth Hobbs, Magdalin Johnson guests of Mrs D L Miller. Tessie Dixon of Washington reports guests at Cattern Shore.
Naomi Branson and Audrey Branson returned from Chambersburg Pa after visiting Mrs. J. D. Barrow. Mrs. Crouse of Hinckle died and was buried in the local cemetery. John Kelley served as sixth of June attandant in Winchester but missed. Edna Cookus of Staunton is visiting her uncle J. A. Daily. Rye of North River Mills and his daughter Mrs. ZB He were in town overnight.
Stephens City looks to a summer visit as Mise a Senner calls on relatives. Mrs Weaver and Huddle Cecil Jayneh e have returned from R M A Front Royal after school. Miss Silva Townsend returns from Rockville Maryland where she taught during the school year. Guther Lemley with wife and daughter are mentioned in local notes.
Inclement weather postponed Brucetown day exercises to Sunday June 12 at 2 o clock. Events include a collection as a feature. Local residents Dagper Fries and Mpling Sr of Winecheater and Mrs Charles Boden hosted guests at dinner. Attendees also noted visits and minor injuries among residents.
A historic notice promotes Foryte Kidney Remedy for children with results described. It claims benefits after measles and scarlet fever and notes selling details by a druggist, W. Sod, and Drageist.
The article argues most patent medicine charges lack foundation and are unfair. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as common in American homes, noting it has saved dollars for families unable to afford physician care and performs well.
Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic scene at a depot with crowd agitation and threats of lynching. Mentions attempts to revitalize business and a figure named Winghester with lingering speculation about his fate.
Donald Weems of Chester has been elected captain of the Jac Institute Port baseball team after years of involvement with the program.
Wholesale prices announced today include flour at retail 5.50 to 6.00, corn about 0.88 to 0.90, oats around 2.20, hay and other feeds with varying bids, sausages and meat cuts noted, alongside several miscellaneous items and price ranges.
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